RaW Sounds Today: Wokingham Festival 2026 special
This week we have a playlist filled with acts you can see at Wokingham Festival this Bank Holiday Weekend, rain or shine!
Read moreDetailsThis week we have a playlist filled with acts you can see at Wokingham Festival this Bank Holiday Weekend, rain or shine!
Read moreDetailsWokingham Festival this Bank Holiday Weekend brings a host of bands to entertain, more than 40 across a range of styles
Read moreDetailsIf you like a bit of electronica influenced by 80's retro synth-pop, then head for the second stage at Wokingham Festival on Saturday 29th August
Read moreDetailsOne of our favourite venues outside our area, but within easy reach, is The 1865 in Southampton.
Read moreDetailsWe first saw The Dollheads, a trio of teenaged siblings from Las Vegas, musically inspired by The Ramones, play at The Fiery Bird venue in Woking
Read moreDetailsRunnin' Blue have been promoting music in London and Reading for over ten years now, and celebrated their 100th event with a gig at the Face Bar
Read moreDetailsWe went along to the Prog for Peart event last weekend and it was excellent! It wasn't too far away (in Abingdon),
Read moreDetailsHollie Rogers is based in London, and originally from Cornwall, but she recently launched her solo album just down the road at The Harlington
Read moreDetailsWe love outdoor shows like the recent series of On The Mount concerts at Wasing Estate and the unique style of introspective,
Read moreDetailsThose masters of the psychedelic universe, Hawkwind, landed in Reading last week at the Hexagon.
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